2025-12-11 09:33:46

Spent some time playing with Loyal's Telegram miniapp lately. Pretty wild stuff.

Here's the thing - I just need someone's TG username and boom, money sent. No wallet addresses floating around. No transaction trails for everyone to see. Zero friction.

The possibilities? Endless.

What makes this work is Loyal's privacy infrastructure under the hood. They're using some serious cryptographic tech to keep transfers private while staying on-chain. It's that sweet spot between convenience and anonymity we've been waiting for.

Telegram's massive user base suddenly becomes a payment network. No apps to download. No addresses to copy-paste. Just usernames.

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Fren_Not_Food

· 10h ago

ngl This is exactly what we've been waiting for, being able to transfer just with a username... Oh my god, it's really going to revolutionize the way we pay.

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AltcoinHunter

· 12-12 15:20

Wow, this is exactly what I've been waiting for. Direct transfer via TG username? This is amazing. You can send money using just a username. This is truly frictionless payment. Wake up, everyone. Privacy + convenience combined... hmm, maybe this time really is different, but I still want to wait and see if it becomes the next rug.

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ChainMemeDealer

· 12-11 14:45

Can you transfer just with a username? This... really seems like they've got privacy figured out.

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LiquidatorFlash

· 12-11 10:03

Wait, private transfers but traceable on the chain? How does this threshold setting prevent freezing? Is that true?

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NFTArchaeologis

· 12-11 10:02

It's a bit like returning to the convenience of the email era... but this time it's on-chain transfers. The privacy infrastructure is well-developed, but we still need to see how far real-world applications can go.

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